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diorwing
11-18-2011, 10:36 PM
Thinking of making a purchase of Canadian Silver Grizzlies soon,as the price of silver dips. This coin has been sold out for a while(at the mint),but they are still available online for about $1.50 more than silver Maples.
I've had one dealer ask $8 over spot for these "rare" coins.
Anyone think they are worth the extra premium,or should I stick with Maples,simply for the silver content?
diorwing
11-19-2011, 03:22 PM
Thinking of making a purchase of Canadian Silver Grizzlies soon,as the price of silver dips. This coin has been sold out for a while(at the mint),but they are still available online for about $1.50 more than silver Maples.
I've had one dealer ask $8 over spot for these "rare" coins.
Anyone think they are worth the extra premium,or should I stick with Maples,simply for the silver content?
Soooo........anybody out there buy these shiny bears?
silverwood
11-19-2011, 03:30 PM
Yeah buy a few, but I wouldn't bet the farm on them.
birddog
11-19-2011, 04:20 PM
I've got a tube of each one so far and will continue to buy each one as they come out. With a 1 million mintage they aren't rare, but should increase in value.
diorwing
11-20-2011, 12:18 AM
I've got a tube of each one so far and will continue to buy each one as they come out. With a 1 million mintage they aren't rare, but should increase in value.
Is the Grizzly the first or second in a series? Which was the first,and is it still available?
I know the cougar is next....did you pick up a tube of those also?
ajr23
11-20-2011, 12:45 AM
Is the Grizzly the first or second in a series? Which was the first,and is it still available?
I know the cougar is next....did you pick up a tube of those also?
the wolf is was the first to be released then the grizzly and the cougar became available about a month and a half ago. the wolf's are hard to find at a price less than 50/oz
southfork
11-20-2011, 01:01 AM
Thinking of making a purchase of Canadian Silver Grizzlies soon,as the price of silver dips. This coin has been sold out for a while(at the mint),but they are still available online for about $1.50 more than silver Maples.
I've had one dealer ask $8 over spot for these "rare" coins.
Anyone think they are worth the extra premium,or should I stick with Maples,simply for the silver content?
I think the grizzly is the least attractive of the series as of yet, the only one that drew my attention was the wolf which was the first one I think? I do remember buying some at one fun show at 8 each, that was for the 1/2 ounce ones though.
birddog
11-20-2011, 08:01 AM
Is the Grizzly the first or second in a series? Which was the first,and is it still available?
I know the cougar is next....did you pick up a tube of those also?
Here is an article (http://www.silvercoinstoday.com/2012-cougar-silver-coin-third-in-canadian-wildlife-series/104656/) on the series.
YEs - I picked up a tube of each so far. My LCS get monster boxes from the CA mint, so I had a couple places to go local, and paid 5-6 dollar premium for them.
diorwing
11-20-2011, 12:19 PM
Here is an article (http://www.silvercoinstoday.com/2012-cougar-silver-coin-third-in-canadian-wildlife-series/104656/) on the series.
YEs - I picked up a tube of each so far. My LCS get monster boxes from the CA mint, so I had a couple places to go local, and paid 5-6 dollar premium for them.
Do you know if the Wolf is still available?
Is yes,do you have a link?
I found the Grizzly for $1.50 over the Maple price.....would you consider this a good find,as I've seen them as much as $8 over spot?
birddog
11-20-2011, 04:39 PM
Do you know if the Wolf is still available?
Is yes,do you have a link?
I found the Grizzly for $1.50 over the Maple price.....would you consider this a good find,as I've seen them as much as $8 over spot?
Use eBay as a hi end reference. They are going for $60 bucks on eBay. But my husband bought a few wolves at the LCS for $38 the other day....
I don't see any on line - you have any local shops you can check?
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